Mom's in the middle - supplemental maternity benefits

Unfortunately, many women today do not receive broad based maternity or fertility benefits from their employer and do not qualify for government aid. Pregnant women are increasingly left without benefits or aid when paying for doctor and hospital care. There is no question that many, if not most, of the methodologies employed to assist couples to conceive are expensive. However, there are resources, strategies and approaches that can help make it affordable for those who are serious and committed.

At RAS, they are committed to provided resources to help answer women's reproductive health questions which often don't have easy answers or solutions. It is often very true that in many cases when it comes to women's reproductive health that many maternity health insurance plans just don't allow for those types of issues, and this is where the term "moms in the middle" comes from. RAS will do their best with there list of providers and maternity service solutions to match these mothers with companies and providers that can give them the assistance they require to aid these mothers in the process.

RAS specializes in making qualified referrals through their national network of select private benefits providers, non profit companies, national associations dedicated to women's health, and government agencies that provide financial solutions to women that qualify based on their income. They will help you find a way out of the "middle".

Technorati Tags: Reproductive Health, Maternity Health Insurance, Maternity Assistance

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Maternity Card by American Health Care Options

MaternityCard™ is a product from Affordable Healthcare Options specifically developed to allow pregnant women to afford the rising costs of delivering babies by reducing the cost up to 60% (0%-60%). So who can benefit from this type of program? Well any one who is already pregnant and that doesn't have Maternity Health Insurance , or possibly has health insurance coverage that doesn't include maternity coverage. It also can be useful for anyone who's having a baby and paying cash directly to providers or anyone planning on getting pregnant.

For a low monthly fee, MaternityCard will provide you with a comprehensive maternity program and they guarantee that you will save at least the cost of your yearly membership or they will pay you the difference plus $200 and you would receive the next 12 months of your membership free of charge. Your savings may be more or less depending on your pregnancy, but you are guaranteed to save at least the cost of your yearly membership.

If you are overwhelmed by the current costs of your maternity care and fall into any of the categories that I listed earlier, then this might be something for you to give a try.

Technorati Tags: Maternity Costs, Maternity Health Insurance, Pregnancy Savings

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